Triple Pedestal for Amazon Basics Dimmer Remotes

Three dimmers side by side, 145 mm (5.7 in) of them, which is about where the pedestal starts to read like a 3-gang switch plate that happens to sit on a table instead of inside a wall. A room gets to three circuits one at a time - the ceiling, then the lamps, then the strip over the sink that went in later - and this puts all three under one hand in a fixed order, so a guest can find the right one without asking.

The magnet is in the dimmer, not the pedestal - the pedestal carries the steel slug that magnet grips. The dimmer sets down at an angle you can read and press without picking it up, and lifts off with one hand when a battery is due. Non-slip silicone feet keep the pedestal put on glass, wood or stone, and it is shaped so that pressing the top button does not tip it.

More than 20 colors. Each filament is either matte or glossy, so the finish comes with the color. Speckled Black is a graphite base with shiny white specks in it, and Cookies & Cream a cool-white base with black specks.

The same pedestal is made as a single, double, quadruple and quintuple, all straight rows. We also build combination pedestals that hold two kinds of remote on one base - a Pico beside a Hue, for instance. If you do not see the size, mix or color you want, drop me a line on your favorite of the social links below - most of what the shop makes started as a request.